Deadly Illusions: Jean Harlow and the Murder of Paul Bern

Deadly Illusions: Jean Harlow and the Murder of Paul Bern

"With an extraordinary cast of characters that ranges from Mayer himself to F. Scott Fitzgerald, DEADLY ILLUSIONS rips the lid off the studio cover-up with compelling evidence that Bern was murdered--and why."--from the front flap. From Publishers weekly: The death of Hollywood producer Bern has remained a mystery since his nude body was found near his swimming pool in 1932. MGM's Louis B. Mayer's declaration that Bern had committed suicide because he was impotent and could not satisfy his young wife, Harlow, was echoed in the official finding. MGM story editor Marx, one of the first people on the scene, and actress-ballerina Vanderveen here present their version of what happened. Interviewing those who knew the victim, Harlow and Mayer, and researching grand jury files, they conclude that Bern was murdered by a former lover, Dorothy Millette, and that Mayer covered up the crime to protect Harlow's career. A lively but helter-skelter account.
Country USA
Brand Random House Books for Young Readers
Manufacturer Random House
Binding Hardcover
Height 1.2
Length 9.1
Weight 1.38
Width 6.3
ReleaseDate 1990-09-19
NumberOfItems 1

Country	USA
Brand	Random House Books for Young Readers
Manufacturer	Random House
Binding	Hardcover
Height	1.2
Length	9.1
Weight	1.38
Width	6.3
ReleaseDate	1990-09-19
NumberOfItems	1

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